Edwardian scene Bond Street London circa 1912
From bessie Daynes postcard album March 1907
Fabulous photo of Bond Street London taken in August possibly 1912.
From high above it shows road traffic which still incldes horse drawn transport and early motor cars jostling together.There is a horse drawn bus advertising Nestles' Milk...and the number of the bus is 66.
There is a shop called Sheilas that does manicures and facial massage...on the first floor. There's a car shop sign selling Daimler, Puegot and Renault. Further down a shop sign 'Glyn' and two 'To Let' signs.
What a fantastic panoramic shot all the way up Bond Street.
From H.Friston to Miss Quantrill of 7 Water Lane, Lowestoft, Suffolk.
Photo by 'Valentine's X.L.Series real photo Cards'
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From postcard album of Bessie Daynes March 1907
From Bessie Daynes postcard album
Victorian photo postcard 'Tramways Du Caire'
A photo of a Victorian Cairo ferry steamer with troops and European passengers.
On the upper deck beautifully dressed women and children and men mostly dressed in army unifrom.
Photo dates probably from the late 1800's.
On the back a message from Edie to her father Mr.W.Bond of 16 Melrose Road, Mile End Road
Norwich wishing him a happy birthday.
Posted in the UK date isn't clear.
Photo taken by G.K.Bolam - photo Egypt.
These troops were in which war?
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